Brentford vs Liverpool — Premier League 26/27
Brentford: 3 yellow cards, 2 red cards
CARDSLiverpool: 3 yellow cards, 0 red cards
Pre-match analysis, published Oct 15, 2026, 7:51 AM UTC before kickoff and not revised after the result. Live standings and season stats are on the Premier League page · Read the match report.
Standings & Form · Premier League 26/27
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Brentford sit 4th with 10 points, five places and one point above Liverpool in 9th, but the away side's away record is the stronger of the two venue splits. Liverpool have won 2 and drawn 1 of their 3 away matches with a +3 goal difference, while Brentford have won 2 and drawn 1 at home with a +6 goal difference, so the hosts' home edge is the more emphatic but rests on a smaller sample.
Brentford
LiverpoolScoring Profile
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Attack
Brentford's home attack is clearly better than the league average, scoring 2.3 goals per home match across 3 home matches against a league baseline of 1.62, while Liverpool's away attack is also clear at 1.7 against 1.33. The edge between the two is marginal in Brentford's favour, but both sides are scoring at a rate that makes this a high-quality attacking matchup.
Goals Scored · Season
Failed to Score · Season
Attacking Share · Season
Goals Scored · Last 5
Failed to Score · Last 5
Defence
Brentford's home defence is the standout, conceding just 0.3 goals per home match across 3 home matches against a league baseline of 1.33, a large improvement, while Liverpool's away defence is also large at 0.7 against 1.62. The edge between the two is marginal in Brentford's favour, but both defences are performing well above the league norm.
Goals Conceded · Season
Clean Sheets · Season
Goals Conceded · Last 5
Goals & Timing
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Brentford are equally dangerous in three windows, scoring 25% of their goals in each of the 31-45, 46-60 and 76-90 minute bands, while Liverpool's peak is the 46-60 window with 43% of their goals. Brentford are most vulnerable late, conceding 50% of their goals in the 76-90 window against 25% scored there, and Liverpool are most vulnerable in the 61-75 window, conceding 43% against 0% scored.
Goal Lines · Season 26/27
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Brentford's matches have gone over 2.5 goals in 66.67% of all their matches this season, while Liverpool's have done so in 50%, and both sides are back-loaded with more goals after half time. Liverpool's venue swing is stark, with 67% of their home matches going over 2.5 against 33% of their away matches, but Brentford have no venue swing to report.
Betting Angles
Match Trends · Data-provider insights
Draw seems to be a common result for Brentford lately. They have drawn 4 out of their last 5 Premier League matches.
In their last 3 Premier League matches, Brentford have been awarded an average of 2.3 corners per match, while Liverpool have averaged 4.3 corners.
In the last 3 matches of the Premier League, Brentford scored 7 goals (average 2.3) while Liverpool scored 1 (average 0.3).
In their last 5 Premier League matches, Brentford have received an average of 3 cards per match, while Liverpool have averaged 2.8 cards.
In their last 5 Premier League matches, Brentford have received an average of 0.8 cards in the first half per match, while Liverpool have averaged 0.4 cards.
In the last 3 matches of the Premier League, Brentford conceded on average 1.3 goals per match while Liverpool conceded on average 1 goals per match.
Brentford scored at least one goal per match in the Premier League this season.
The chances of seeing a goal from Liverpool in the first half are slim. They have only averaged 0.3 goals before halftime in the Premier League matches this season.
Chances are good to see a goal from Brentford within the first half. They have averaged 0.8 goals before halftime in the Premier League this season.
Brentford have conceded a total of only one goal when playing at home, which is the least in the Premier League this season.
Standings & Form · Premier League 26/27
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Brentford sit 4th with 10 points, five places and one point above Liverpool in 9th, but the away side's away record is the stronger of the two venue splits. Liverpool have won 2 and drawn 1 of their 3 away matches with a +3 goal difference, while Brentford have won 2 and drawn 1 at home with a +6 goal difference, so the hosts' home edge is the more emphatic but rests on a smaller sample.
BrentfordLiverpoolHead-to-Head · LAST 10 MEETINGS
Liverpool have won 6 of the last 10 meetings with 2 draws and 2 Brentford wins, a clear edge across all venues, and the most recent meeting ended 1-1. At this ground the record is level, with 2 wins each and 1 draw in the 5 meetings here.
Scoring Profile
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Attack
Brentford's home attack is clearly better than the league average, scoring 2.3 goals per home match across 3 home matches against a league baseline of 1.62, while Liverpool's away attack is also clear at 1.7 against 1.33. The edge between the two is marginal in Brentford's favour, but both sides are scoring at a rate that makes this a high-quality attacking matchup.
Goals Scored · Season
Failed to Score · Season
Attacking Share · Season
Goals Scored · Last 5
Failed to Score · Last 5
Defence
Brentford's home defence is the standout, conceding just 0.3 goals per home match across 3 home matches against a league baseline of 1.33, a large improvement, while Liverpool's away defence is also large at 0.7 against 1.62. The edge between the two is marginal in Brentford's favour, but both defences are performing well above the league norm.
Goals Conceded · Season
Clean Sheets · Season
Goals Conceded · Last 5
Goals & Timing
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Brentford are equally dangerous in three windows, scoring 25% of their goals in each of the 31-45, 46-60 and 76-90 minute bands, while Liverpool's peak is the 46-60 window with 43% of their goals. Brentford are most vulnerable late, conceding 50% of their goals in the 76-90 window against 25% scored there, and Liverpool are most vulnerable in the 61-75 window, conceding 43% against 0% scored.
Goal Lines · Season 26/27
Pre-match · Oct 15, 2026
Brentford's matches have gone over 2.5 goals in 66.67% of all their matches this season, while Liverpool's have done so in 50%, and both sides are back-loaded with more goals after half time. Liverpool's venue swing is stark, with 67% of their home matches going over 2.5 against 33% of their away matches, but Brentford have no venue swing to report.
Betting Angles
Match Trends · Data-provider insights
Draw seems to be a common result for Brentford lately. They have drawn 4 out of their last 5 Premier League matches.
In their last 3 Premier League matches, Brentford have been awarded an average of 2.3 corners per match, while Liverpool have averaged 4.3 corners.
In the last 3 matches of the Premier League, Brentford scored 7 goals (average 2.3) while Liverpool scored 1 (average 0.3).
In their last 5 Premier League matches, Brentford have received an average of 3 cards per match, while Liverpool have averaged 2.8 cards.
In their last 5 Premier League matches, Brentford have received an average of 0.8 cards in the first half per match, while Liverpool have averaged 0.4 cards.
In the last 3 matches of the Premier League, Brentford conceded on average 1.3 goals per match while Liverpool conceded on average 1 goals per match.
Brentford scored at least one goal per match in the Premier League this season.
The chances of seeing a goal from Liverpool in the first half are slim. They have only averaged 0.3 goals before halftime in the Premier League matches this season.
Chances are good to see a goal from Brentford within the first half. They have averaged 0.8 goals before halftime in the Premier League this season.
Brentford have conceded a total of only one goal when playing at home, which is the least in the Premier League this season.
About The Match
Brentford and Liverpool meet with both sides unbeaten in their last four at this venue, but the home side's defensive record at home across 3 matches is the sharpest number on the page. Brentford have conceded just 0.3 goals per home match while Liverpool have scored 1.7 per away match, a gap that makes the hosts the narrow market favourite at 41%. The key uncertainty is whether Liverpool's away attack, which has failed to score in 40% of recent matches, can break down a Brentford defence that has kept two clean sheets in three home matches.